Question 1

Are Cruelty-Free, Vegan, or Natural products more expensive?"

Accepted Answer

This is a common misconception! Yes, there are some products that are up there, but just like anything in life, there are options!

Question 2

Are Cruelty-Free, Vegan, or Natural products more expensive?"

Accepted Answer

This is a common misconception! Yes, there are some products that are up there, but just like anything in life, there are options!

Question 3

Are Cruelty-Free, Vegan, or Natural products more expensive?"

Accepted Answer

This is a common misconception! Yes, there are some products that are up there, but just like anything in life, there are options!

Question 4

What does Zero-Waste mean?

Accepted Answer

Zero-Waste is a lifestyle change that involves finding ways to reduce the need for single-use items in your daily life.

Question 5

Does it take more effort to live zero-waste?

Accepted Answer

In all honesty, yes. It does take a little bit more effort when you're not using single-use items. I'm looking at it positively because it really has made me more mindful. With a little planning ahead, it is so easy to avoid single-use plastic!

Question 6

Do certain blood types need animal protein?

Accepted Answer

No, the "blood type diet was debunked by researchers at the University of Toronto!

Question 7

Do you need animal protein to survive?

Accepted Answer

No! You can get every single essential nutrient that you need from plants! They are incredible!

Question 8

How can you give up cheese?

Accepted Answer

You don't have to give up cheese! Try vegan cheese. If it's not available, remember it's not essential like oxygen. If you disagree with how dairy cheese is made, a small sacrifice now and then is a small price to pay for a more peaceful world. - Carly Taylor

Question 9

Do you get enough protein in a vegan diet?

Accepted Answer

cronometer.com or the MyFitnessPal app allows you to plug in what you're eating & shows you how much protein you ate that day, it even breaks it down into amino acids! Also, just about every vegetable contains protein!

Question 10

How do you make sure to get enough calories?

Accepted Answer

"The vegan equivalents of animal products aren't usually much lower in calories. In fact, it's easy to gain weight when you first go vegan because when you find vegan donuts/vegan burgers/pizza, etc - it's very easy to go overboard because you want to try all of the options! Track your intake and caloric need for your body weight! Perhaps seeing the numbers first hand might make you realize that you are getting enough!" -Carly Taylor

Question 11

What if vegan options are difficult to find?

Accepted Answer

The healthiest vegan staples are the cheapest and most accessible - like rice, beans, oats, pasta, bananas, etc. -Carly Taylor

Question 12

My family's culture makes eating vegan hard. What do I do?

Accepted Answer

Bring delicious vegan food to share with them! You don't have to avoid family events or make it a big deal at all. We can still make delicious, culturally traditional dishes that are vegan by just swapping a few ingredients. Pinterest is your best friend for recipes!! - Carly Taylor

Question 13

How do you handle situations where someone cooks meat for you?

Accepted Answer

If you wouldn't eat dog meat just because someone cooked it for you, ask yourself what the difference is. You can bring your own dish or remind them of your dietary preferences beforehand. If it's a last-minute offer, you might inspire them to make changes once they learn more about your lifestyle! - Carly Taylor

Question 14

Are Cruelty-Free, Vegan, or Natural products more expensive?"

Accepted Answer

This is a common misconception! Yes, there are some products that are up there, but just like anything in life, there are options!

Question 15

Are Cruelty-Free, Vegan, or Natural products more expensive?"

Accepted Answer

This is a common misconception! Yes, there are some products that are up there, but just like anything in life, there are options!

Question 16

What is Zero-Waste?

Accepted Answer

Zero-Waste is a lifestyle change. Finding little ways in your daily life that reduce the "need" for single-use items.

Question 17

Does it take more effort to live zero-waste?

Accepted Answer

In all honesty, yes. It does take a little bit more effort when you're not using single-use items. I'm looking at it positively because it really has made me more mindful. With a little planning ahead, it is so easy to avoid single-use plastic!

Question 18

Are Cruelty-Free, Vegan, or Natural products more expensive?"

Accepted Answer

This is a common misconception! Yes, there are some products that are up there, but just like anything in life, there are options!

Question 19

Do certain blood types need animal protein?

Accepted Answer

No, the "blood type diet was debunked by researchers at the University of Toronto!

Question 20

Do you need animal protein to survive?

Accepted Answer

No! You can get every single essential nutrient that you need from plants! They are incredible!

Question 21

How do you give up cheese?

Accepted Answer

You don't have to! Vegan cheese! If there is a certain time when vegan cheese isn't availble, remember that it's not oxygen. If how dairy cheese is made isn't something you agree with, a little sacrifice every once in a while is a small price to pay for doing your part to create a more peaceful world! -Carly Taylor

Question 22

Can you get enough protein on a vegan diet?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can get enough protein on a vegan diet! Use apps like Cronometer or MyFitnessPal to track your intake. Almost every vegetable contains protein, and these apps can show you how much protein and amino acids you're getting each day.

Question 23

How can you ensure you're getting enough calories on a vegan diet?

Accepted Answer

Vegan equivalents of animal products aren't usually much lower in calories. It's easy to gain weight when you first go vegan because you might overindulge in vegan donuts, burgers, pizza, etc. Track your intake and caloric needs for your body weight. Seeing the numbers might help you realize you're getting enough! - Carly Taylor

Question 24

What if vegan options are difficult to find?

Accepted Answer

The healthiest vegan staples are the cheapest and most accessible - like rice, beans, oats, pasta, bananas, etc. -Carly Taylor

Question 25

My family's culture makes eating vegan hard. What do I do?

Accepted Answer

Bring delicious vegan food to share with them! You don't have to avoid family events or make it a big deal at all. We can still make delicious, culturally traditional dishes that are vegan by just swapping a few ingredients. Pinterest is your best friend for recipes!! - Carly Taylor

Question 26

What if someone cooks meat for you in their own home?

Accepted Answer

"If you wouldn't eat dog meat just because someone cooked it for you in their home, I'd encuorage you to ask yourself what the difference is?" 
 
"You can easily bring a dish of your own/remind them of what you don't eat beforehand if you know they'll be cooking. If it's a last minute offer you may just inspire them to start making changes of their own once they ask you more about why you're doing what you're doing!" -Carly Taylor

Question 27

Is this creator workshop right for me?

Accepted Answer

Let's find out!

If you are a content creator struggling with:
- Imposter syndrome
- Doubting your skills
- Wondering how to effectively monetize your work

This workshop is designed specifically for you!

Our workshop addresses the common pain points faced by creators, such as feeling inadequate, lacking technical skills, and finding monetization strategies. You will learn practical techniques to boost your confidence, improve your content creation skills, and develop a sustainable income strategy.

Whether you're just starting out or looking to elevate your existing platform, this workshop provides the support and education needed to thrive in the competitive world of content creation. Join us and transform your passion into a successful career!

Question 28

What skill level is this course for?

Accepted Answer

All levels are welcome! We've had people join with 10 years of industry experience as well as a people show up with a base level of curiosity! There is something for everyone here.

Question 29

What tools do I need to participate in the course?

Accepted Answer

Pick your poison! Whether you are working with just a phone or you've got a proper camera, the skills, techniques and strategies you will learn over the 2 day workshop will apply to you no matter what! Feel free to bring both and see which one you want to end up using for our interactive activities.

Question 30

I'm a new creator and I haven't made a single $1 yet. Can I still come?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Imagine starting out 2025 having a clear direction and new skills to share. We actually highly encourage you to invest in this course as early as possible so you can start earning way sooner! Why wait to learn how to negotiate, organize your business, level up your skills, and pitch brands when now is the time to be doing it properly?

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"But where do you get your protein?"

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"I would but I can't give up cheese"

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"I would but vegan food is is too expensive"

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Comments "BACON" on every vegan post

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"I like cream in my coffee"

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"I would but I like ice cream too much"

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"I don't want to be an inconvenience"

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"My family and friends will judge me"

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